Tagr 5

Name: Tagr 5
Price: 4.99 $
Rating: 4.9375 (15 reviews)

5.0.0

03 April 2019

Helps you organize your music collection.

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Overview

Tagr is an application that helps you organize your music collection.

With Tagr you can easily edit information such as a song's artist, title, or album cover. Tagr also allows you to control the way your files are named, numbered, and capitalized. There is no more need for having other tools dictate that for you!

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Features:

Edit meta data of individual MP3, M4A/M4B, FLAC, and AIFF files, or
Edit a list of files in bulk
Supported tags: track number/count, title, artist, album artist, composer, album, disc number/count, genre, year, comment, compilation, lyrics
MP3 ID3 versions: v1, v2.3, and v2.4
Embed cover art into your songs
Apply uppercase, lowercase, and title case capitalization schemes
Automatically generate track numbers
Choose from predefined file naming schemes or define your own
Extract tags from the file name or title using predefined or custom patterns
Search discogs.com for album information and copy it to your songs
Listen to songs through QuickLook
Customize Tagr to your needs

What's new in Tagr 5

Version 5.0.0:

New Features:

Greatly improved search
Added support for disc number and disc count when searching discogs.com
Added support for non-numeric numbering schemes such as A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, B3, …
Now honoring numbering settings and disc numbers when copying search results while automatically numbering tracks with 'All in one' selected
macOS notifications are now shown after searching discogs.com completes if Tagr was not in focus
Added AIFF file support
Added support for editing lyrics
Added preference setting to limit maximum artwork size (e.g. for car hi-fi systems)
Added support for extracting tags from a song’s title
Added dark theme support and icons for macOS Mojave
Improved usability when editing song information
When editing tags of songs in the table, pressing Enter while holding the Option key edits the next song instead
With single-click-to-edit settings enabled, single-clicking a song with the Option key pressed selects it instead
Double-clicking a cell when editing songs in the table now reliably starts editing no matter where clicking
Default macOS auto-completion for drop-downs and table cells is now disabled
Added support for horizontal scrolling in the editor table
'Store leading zeros' property is now also used to automatically prefix disc and track count / number when loading M4A/M4B (with AAC or ALAC codecs) files which don’t supports storing this kind of information
Enhanced product documentation
Added support for in-app application review
Updated application icon and toolbar icons
Incorporated latest TagLib library (v1.11.1)

Bug fixes

Fixed an issue that would stop leading zeros for MP3/FLACs from showing up on reload
Fixed a bug where featuring artists would be added to artist instead of title
Fixed PNG/JPEG issues when dragging and dropping images from apps onto Tagr
Fixed file sorting issue when adding files to editor
Fixed an issue that would wrongly assign album artist as artist when applying search results to songs
Fixed an issue that would wrongly interpret album headings as tracks

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Nice free tagging application. Its a little rough around the edges (crashes sometimes), but for the price it's the one I'll be using. Overall its a pretty simple editor. I like it because most of my podcasts never makes it to iTunes and this app affords me the opportunity to add proper tags along with custom artwork to my podcasts.

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